Stomach pain and bloating for a long time, taking medicine has no effect, what should I do?

You definitely have to see a doctor, and it is best to do CT or color ultrasound, so that you can understand your gastrointestinal condition.

It is definitely necessary to go to the hospital for a regular **, so that the root cause of the problem can be found and the condition will not be delayed.

Go to the hospital for a gastroscopy, only to find out the cause of the stomach pain can you prescribe the right medicine, don't eat blindly.

At this time, you should try the method of traditional Chinese medicine, do massage, so that it may be better, and secondly, you can also have an infusion or you can also go to the hospital to see what the problem is.

You should go to a big hospital for a check-up, find a doctor with better skills, do some comprehensive examinations, and take targeted medicine or ** The effect will be better.

I think you can get better by exercising more and improving your diet reasonably.

If this is the case, be sure to go to the hospital for a systematic examination and have the doctor prescribe the medicine.

Stomach distension has been bad, and reasonable medication is required**, and at the same time, it is necessary to cooperate with diet to ensure good living habits and mental state. In terms of drugs, it is mainly used to increase gastric motility, such as domperidone, combined with drugs that strengthen the stomach and eliminate appetite, such as stomach and stomach tablets and drugs to nourish the stomach**. Eat soft, easy-to-digest foods.

There is Helicobacter pylori. If you don't sterilize, it's useless to eat Chinese and Western.

The reasons why stomach bloating has been bad taking medicine are as follows:

1. Organic lesions: gastroscopy is recommended to understand whether there are organic lesions, such as acute and chronic gastritis, gastroesophageal reflux disease, peptic ulcer, gastroparesis, portal hypertensive gastric disease, gastric tumor, etc. If there are organic lesions, combined with the C13 breath test to detect Helicobacter pylori, give a comprehensive **.

2. Digestive system diseases: If there are no organic lesions, further investigation for acute and chronic liver injury, gallbladder diseases and pancreatic diseases will also cause digestive tract symptoms.

3. Pregnancy reactions: women of childbearing age should also pay attention to ruling out early pregnancy reactions.

4. Gastrointestinal neurosis: There are also some patients with digestive tract symptoms caused by psychological factors such as gastrointestinal neurosis, and attention should also be paid to identification.

In terms of diet, patients should pay attention to soft, light and easy to digest, avoid the intake of raw, cold, hard and spicy foods, eat small meals frequently, and avoid overeating.